New Zealand science fiction fan award winners 1989-2001

National awards have been presented annually since 1989, but were intially simply known
as the New Zealand Science Fiction Fan Awards, and were originally aimed primarily
at fandom rather than at professional science fiction. In these early years the awards
were organised on an ad hoc basis by the organising committees of the national
conventions, though with the support of the former national fan organisation, the National
Association for Science Fiction (NASF) which nominally ran the awards from 1993.

In 2002 the awards were revamped and reorganised and are now run by the Science
Fiction and Fantasy Association of New Zealand (SFFANZ). Prior to SFFANZ taking
over the running of the awards, the following awards were presented:

1989

Best fan writing: Alan Robson

Best fanzine: Phlogiston

Best fan art: Dan McCarthy

Best fan editor: Alex Heatley

Numerous other one-off awards were made in these debut awards

1990

Best fan writing (general): Alan Robson

Best fan writing (media): Lana Brown

Best fanzine: Cry Havoc

Best media fanzine: Katra

Best fan art: Peter Gainsford

Best fan editor: Lyn McConchie

1991

Best fan writing: Alan Robson

Best fanzine: Phlogiston

Best fan art: Dan McCarthy

Best fan editor: Alex Heatley

1992

Best fan writing: Alan Robson

Best fanzine: Phlogiston

Best fan art (tie): James Benson and Mike Hanson

Best fan editor (tie): James Dignan and Alex Heatley

1993

Best fan writing: John Preddle

Best general fanzine: Timestreams

Best club fanzine: Time Space Visualiser

Best fan art: Warwick Gray

Special achievement: Lana Brown

1994

Best fan writing: Anne Marie Lloyd

Best fanzine: Chunder

Best fan art: Mark Roach

Best other publication: Trimmings from the Triffid's Beard by Alan Robson

1995

Best fan writing (tie): Peter Friend and Li Cross

Best fanzine: Time Space Visualiser

Best fan art: Warwick Gray

Best other publication: The Best of Time Space Visualiser 21-26

Special achievement: Continuum convention committee

1996

Best fan writing: Peter Friend

Best fanzine: Phoenixine

Best fan art: Nick Kim

1997-2000 (details unknown)

2001

Best fan writing: John Preddle

Best fanzine: Phoenixine

Best fan art: Richard Manx

Services to fandom: Paul Scoones

SFFANZ is a non-profit organisation
and registered charity designed to bring together fans of the fantastic in New Zealand